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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26
3um aapitel Der @aISperpiffmns

Gum aapiteI Der @aISperiuiiitnns
giebt Gorrepon i'll ieinem WerIe: rOie
Mlpen .pHansen" ben folgenben Bel.
trag: rSm Gantnn Wa(is, ni6t melt
bon Martignn, auf benz redten ufer
Der Rbone befinbet ii9 elm trodener unb
miiter 8ergbang. bon weldem fl9 bos
Nuge nit Sdreden unb 8rauieu obs
tpenoet; ni1t elm ein3iger Stroud ober
8rasbalm unterbri9t bic fdauerli6e
G~int6nigfeit bieies berbrannten @rbens
tpintels, auf cine Strede BON 3 big 4
9iIometer gepabrt mon Nidts peiter
tpie 0ben Gels, S6utt uno 2ies, Der
bonn S1eitel bes 8ersss berabrei9t.
Die ganje Strede bat elm 10 Ebes uno
trofiloies Nusieben, als oh elm Stud
auf ibr Idge. lIno bo9-nor nod ni9l
bol 80 Sabren ging Der Wauberer auf
berIelbsn STEELE unter ben 8dumen unb
i'm G1atten zines berrli6en 9aitaniens
tpalbes nod benz fIeinen, reihen Dorfe
Roaet binunter, bas beutsutage-3er>
fort 1T unb uuter benz Sdutt bes 8ers
aes begraben liegt. Wie bas sefonts
men? @ines .fG6nen Sases geliiffete es
einsn eierisen Spefulanten nod benz
prd1tigen NubboISe bes Gaffanienpals
bes, unb er bot benz @emeinbeborfte5er
beg Sorfes Ro3et, tpo3u ber WaIo ges
b6rte, bic Sumnte BON 10000 Grlnes
fur beufeIben. Sur6 bieies fur iene
Gage aleroings bobe Mngebot lisB
bic @emeinbe fi@ perblenben; Der
WaIb purbe benz 6pefuIanteH 5uges
idIasen, Obne baB man uur bic gering'
ife Mbnung bapor bate, baB man nit
ibm augIei9 bic Woblfabrt Der @emeins
be, ia bic griten3 bes Sorfes feIbff
perfaufte. limb bod NOR bns Der Sal.
Wa1bem Der Walb umaebauen mar,
oaiierte es nur wenige Sabre, biz bic
beftdnbigen @rbifiirse bonn 69eiteI bes
8erges berab bic 6eloer unb Gluren
beri1iittet unb bic ginwobner bes Sors
fes, meIde in fteter2ebensgefabr i6pebs
ten, gestpungen batten, Saus uuo Sof
3u beriaHen, wel6e beute unter ben
6elstriimmerrt begraben liegen. Sas
III -fist Der 8erfaKer binau- feline
2egenbe, fonbern cine tpabre @ei1idte;
mod beute leben "a Der bamaligeu
ginuobner bes Sorfes, ipelhe beim
@bf9lagen bes Waloes mitbaIfen unb
babur9 ibren Wobnungen ben alleini=
gen S9ub nabmen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26
eauaerfeft Npt sea. .

Sn Der borgeftrigen General : 8ers
fammlung Der SdngerfeitsG omites murs
ben bic fOlgenben
@egeIn unb Regulationen
einffimmig angenommen:
I.-Nur bic 8eamten unb HoriBer
Der Gomites finb bere1tigt, iiber einen
Der 8erIammluug Do~rliegenben 8efdluB
ibre Stimme abSugeben.
H.-Nue &e1nungen mtRen bon benz
prdibenteu sut 3abluns angepieien
merDen.
HI.-Die Notwithstanding maGt
ale 8emilieunseu; iebo@ ioI in Gdl=
len b~rinsenoer Notbwenbigteit Der
prdibent autorifirt fein, Summer bon
nidt iiber $50 ansuweifen.
VI.-Oie peri1iebenen gomites biir.
fen hire Bemiligungen nidt iiberi9rei=
ten, ba bas gentraIs@ omite ni9t fur
69uloen berantmortli9 1T, bic obne &c.
b6rige Mutoriiation contrabirt wurben.
V.-9ie 8orfbenbeu Der Gomites
Sieben lire 8ewiligungen bonn S9aBs
meiier bur9 cine Mntpeiiung bes prds
Ebenten, fobalb fe ibre 4rbeiten begins
men; ieoo1 fino fe sebaltsn, iiber ole
Mussaben senau Bud gu fhbren unb
baben benz 6inan3oireftor poIe &e9.
riung ab3ulegen.
VI.-Nur Der prdibent III bere1iist,
fir bic straightforward unb @ers
gniigunsen Greibilete aus3ugeben.
VII. -Wi6tige NHgelegenbeiten fir
bas Sdngerfet, bic cine i9neae GHts
f6eibung erbef6en, f6nnen bon ben
8eamten, ooer bon elmer Waioriidt bers
ielben erlebigt merben.
6err gramer III als 8oriber bes Dee
torationss gomitss ernannt porben nnb
1T bereits NIT Der Anfertisung BON
pldnen fir bic Decoration in Der Surns
balle bef6dItist. @enannter Serr ipirb
ebeufals Bel Der Iusi6midung bes
2afinosS Scales fir ben grOBen BAL afs
fiStiren.
Mapor grpan galasban wirb eriu9t
iperben, am Nbeno Der 4ufunft Der
Sdnger, Sieniiag ben IL. april. In Der
Surnbale uniere Sdnsergdfte Wamens
Der Siabt Al begriiben.
Die polftdnoigen Gonjertpro9ramme
tperoen fommenbe Mo6e per0Hentli1t
iueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26

Spesifsirter 8eri1t iiber bic bonn l.
Ropember 1886 bis 81. Sanuar 1887
bur6 bengountD.S 9abmeiffer gb. Gros
b6Se berausgabten 8eloer: .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26

@efdliafeiten einen 9unoessenpfen gu
peridafen iu6te. Sarin oiirfte er ltq
auerbinss setduidt baben. oa n0
Seuii6lanb fdperli6 bic Siallsnsr 81
erbitterien sseineen MAIDEN tpire, UNI
Fem Nobffe cine @efdlisteit su erpels
fen. Mlein SEQ XIII. f0nnte nd tpirts
lid aber ben 8erluft Der meltlt1en
Wadt tr6fen, materielsn 8eminn bat
Der ebemalige &irdenIfaat ben pdpiten
nift aebradt, unb Der GinfuB 2eos 1T
aud obne fol6e weltlide Wfa6t melt
ar6Ber oils bieienise irsenb zines anbes
rem papites, Der glei9seitig peltlides
Oberhaupt bes Gir6enfaates NOR.
Sopisl iiber bic Mnbrbeit, bic in benz
G9luBiabe bes S'&eilD'i6en aufs
rufes our Sammlung BON peterspfennis
gen fir ben pdpitliden SubiIas entbal'
ten mar. NIdt pabr, fonoern geraoes
gu uninnig 1T es basesen, mas O'&eil.
lp iiber bic vBeoiirftisteit" bes parmen~
beiIigenY aters iaet. Sasi lit nidt nur nus
pabr, fonbern es 1T cine abhhtlife
Sdui9uns, bic fir Dumme berednet 1T.
Wenn bic 8~ebauptung oes i16nen
alien Stubentenlieoes:
Der wapf lebt berrIid in Der @eIt, valera
Bon feinem reiden ablabselo, valera r..
aud nidt mebr 10 gan, in benz frhbes
rem MaBffabe gilt, ba bic WtenI1beit 10
mad uno na1 (wenn aud entlebli6
lauaSaml) etuQs O%eruiinftiaer tpirb,
10 giebt es bod (@ottlob, fam Der
papif unb fein unabiebbares prielf.rs
beer fagenl) ifnmerbin mod Dumme
genug. (unb es lit aud fem @runb gu
Der Befiir1tung Dorbanben, baB ne balb
ausferben tperoen!) bic oas paplttbum
auf unabisbbare 3eiten nit ibren Spars
pfennigen erbalten uerben. unb Spar
in elmer Weiie, baB Der papit es ni9t
n6tbig babeu uirb, ii6 nod elmer lobe
uen6eu Nebenbei6dftigung ur3uieben
(etwa Wotensg opireu, Glapie, ffimmen,
ooer pripatleetionen ertbeilen!) ions
bern baB er rubig pie bisber feis
men SofbaIt tueiterfiibren tam.
Wer @efanbte i'm Nuslaube unterbdlt,
eimen 6offaat fibrt unb ii5er eineu
Staaisfefretdr 3u periiigen bat, BON
benz fam ma bod Dirfli6 niht Jos
gen, baB er vmateriel bebiirftig" tei,
fpie Serr O'&eiap uns peis MAIDEN
Mil. SEQ fam iogar rubig iebes Sabr
elm paar gbrifussO rben In 8riuanten
(100, 900 Granten pro Stidl) berleis
ben. obne 6aB feline 3aie cine merfbare
gbbe aufmeifeu miro.
Das amerifanif9e Bolt als fOI6es
mag baher bic 8erbienfte bes papffes
SEQ XIII. tubig anerfennen, uiirbe
aber febr unflug tbun. bas beoenfli9
brobenbe 8eIpenit oes &omanismus
bur9 materiells BeibiiIfe unb @rmuntes
rung fGnelIer beraufsubeidw6ren. Man
tuirb fdon 10 tpie 70 balo genua rier'
fen, mas fir cine Ma9t man ii9 ba
mitten I'm 2anbe sroB ge3osenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26
ams teramiidaem @edIelbIatteru.

= Gin Serr q. o. 81. Sobn berid.
tet bon SeaospiIe In &obertfon County
bonn 20. 6ebruar an bic Netps ME
folgt: rWir baben eifierl giienbabn.
unb SteinfobIen=, Boom bier, unb bic
Nufregung ihldgt bo1e Wellen. pros
feIor Wooo 6. 0olins, Der General.
1erpaIter unb Minet $ Snsenieur fiir
bic pionirs 2oblen,, giien> unb Minens
8eieaihaft bon Serreu. bat 2ano=
Wietbtontratte abgei1lohen unb cine
8abn ausslegt, tueI9e bon Rofe nod
benz 6i1tentpalbs Difritt fibrer unb
bur9 bic Seabs. prairie geben fol-. Ser
Saupt3tued oerieIben III, fur bic 2obIe,
tpeIGe in unbegrenster Menge unier
unferer prairie Iiegt, einen Our9.
Sransport su getuinneu; unfere Qoble
lit iebt 10 Meilen bon ieoer gifenbabn
entfernt, fie tpiro In allen Sefen Der
Baumwollens Gins sebranrt, giebt mebr
Oampf uno 1T blligsr als Sol3; mir
gebrau9en lie aud in uniern Gaminen
unb Qod6fen. Die obere Qoblenf1i1t
III 6 SUB mddtig unb liegt tlir 6 6u6
uHterbalb Der Oberfd9e; Bis iebt bolen
mir unieren 8ebarf 1ur aus bieier
66i6te; aber muir einige SUB iinter=
baIb berielben befinbet fi9 cine anbere,
beren Md9tigteit Niemanb big iebt
fennt; Brunnensrdber baben Bis Ia
SUB in fe bineingebobrt. Oiefes
atpeite 8ett 1T berartig bart. baB bic
&oble, menn fe bur9 ben Dobrer Su
Sage gebra6t tpirb, 70 fein ME BUILDER
it unb pesbrennt ME 6olsfpdbne."
= Wiliam 6erguian, elm Mitglieb
bes Stats Gomites fhr bic bon Der
Diirre beimgeiu6ten Counties, meIbet
Der Breckenridge Seran", mar 9ieus.
tag in unierer Stabt; er 1T Der Nns
fiht, baB bon allen ben bon Der Oiirre
betrofenen Counties Stephens in Der
iGlimmffen Gage 1T; or bebauert, als
porldufige llnterilBung Der Notbleis
ben6en ni1t mebr oils $500 ~getpdbren
3u f6nuen, bofft aber BON bett iibrigen
MitsIieberu bes 2omitss. nit tpelden
er in Cisco cine 3ufammenfunft baben
uirb, bic 8olma9t fir fi9 81 eripirlen,
su biefer Summe nod Elm paar bunbert
Dollar fiir uhier gOuntp binsuaufiisen.
= Die r6arbemau Netps" beridtet,
bob felt Der 8~eieoelung bes Counties
bic prairiesS unbe nit ibren Stdbtei
so NeiIen tueiter rad Often au borees
riidt finb, unb giebt als grunb fiir bies
fe 5batiaee an, pie folet: .Nls bic
Nniieoler mad uWeiten su" porbranger
triebsn fie bic W6Ife, gopoten, MbIer,
6abi6te u. (. no., tpeIGe beinahe aus.
f9liebli1 bon ben prairies6 unbes Stdo-
ten gelebt unb bic 3unabme ibrer 8es
p6Iferung beeintrddtigt batten. Dor fi9
Der. unb 10 iuurbe elm GROCER She'll bies
fer &aubtbiere ausgerOttet. Sbr 8ers
idminben bat nun ben Ptairiebunb in
benz unbeftriitenen gefib bes 2aubes ges
laHen. unb 10 bat bieier ii6 nit iebem
Sabre i'm gr6Beren MaBfabe bermebrt.
Sobalb cine StaSt ii1 iiberb6lfert,
bilit er bur9 Nusmauberung ab unb
nimmt banu fteis 8eba1t barauf, ii1
Die bette. glattelte unb grasrei6fe prai.
RE sum reueu 0eimatbsort aussu.pdbs
len. Sn 8e3iebuns auf Die 3erit0ruug
Der 6eloer uno Der grnten tommt er
glei9 mad Der ,Diirre'. unb mill Der
6armer ben pollen Wertb unb NuBen
pom Geineu 2dnbereieu babeu, 70 tuirb
lbm nihis anberes iibrig bleibeu, ais
al bic AusrOtiuns bes prairiebunbes
ii aehen."
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NIlir empfebIen ben eefern Der vGreie RreFe-
XC Germ 8. Or. emeron, SupeIisr,
aaufmann unb YfnnbIeiber. CT b~erfanft nb-
rem ju 2-s4 Dollars. @anbubren bon s. LOO
aufpdrts, nit @arantie. Dci GmerIon fanu
man nutbringenb Sch erbaIten cber inbeifiren.
Seine 5funbsn biirgen bafir.
@aruut bungris unb ;erIumpt berumIaufen,
tuenn man bel emerfou cine YifOle fur $3.50
befommen fam.
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0nter GrfoI8 In ieoent Sale.

.. u. grabforD, papierbdnbIsr in gbatta.
noosa, Gen., fdrcibt, bab feline annaen bon
elmer Rarfen erldltuns bsfaIlsn murben unb Dab
CT Oiele Niilel oasesen ~eriOIsIos anpanbte. Gr
purSe ~Usranlest. Or. aiuss sew Siseobsrp
ssssn aass ;s y OtsIaSsa, tr IGlste ssm
iden eebeiIt poroen. Set iener Bet bat er
pos NtitieI aeaen Sufen uno ertdltnne in iciner
6amilie iicis init sntsm erfoIs ausepauet.
9itielbe Grfabrung babeu taulenee gemadt,
osren stbeu eurd bic punoerools DISCOVERY
purbe.
Frobsfaf9n frsi in eer apotbsis bon U
SrsiS.
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g. @. Gtrcet

3abetenpetenb dn6Ier urb
Sapesirer 1T elmer Der gei6idtefen
9rbeiter ieiner Bran9e. Ct bat ioeben
bas 8ei1dftslofal Der rSreien prehe"
nerl eingetIeibet uno babel ebenfoDiel
8efdmad tpie Gei6idlidteit enttuidelt,
wie Sober, Der uns befu9t, fid ibers
aeugen fam. 9err Street bat einen
grpBen 8orratb BON Sapeten, bic er III
mdbisen preiien berfauft; er bat fdbige
@ebilfen gu ieiuer Mrbeit uno 1T feIbt
reben feinerS i6tisfeit elm bbGff Iiebens'
ipiirbiger Mann. nit benz man germ Ges
i9dfte tbut. Wir empfeblen 9errn
Street eans Defenders unb perpeiien
auf feline Mnseige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26

gs serei9t mir gum b~sfonberen
@ergniigen bic beilenben gigeni9aften
BON ct. Safobs.O Del be3eusen su f6ns
men. SD bate beri9iebene Male @es
Ieaenbeit, bas Del in meinen Stdllen
ansuipen5en urlb fam fagen, baB feline
Mirfunsen In ie5er Weiie ausge3eidnet
finb. = Cabin 8. prieff, Nep Dorf
Club Stables. Nep Oorf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26

= Charles 9lad, ReiienOer Der Sir.
ma Gus. 2ewp & So. in 0aloeiion,
bat ii9 in SOuiton bur6 MOrpbium
psrsiftet. ST batie borber fart gee
trunten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-26

$327.54 $327.54
Sd befdeinise hermit, bob Der obi5e
BeriGt iiber bic bon mir eingenommes
men unh berausgabten @elber tpdbrenb
bes 5ermins, Der am 81. Sanuar 1887
enbet, ri9tig 1T.
gb. Grob6fe,
S1abmeifter BON 8erar @ountp.
SIR ri9tig befunoen in ohener Court
ben 10. Gebruar 1887.
6. 8. Mursba9. gountp. @i9ter.
Mttef: Sbab. %. Smith, @ountp.
gIert, 8erar 60.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Hturgis il today the most favored
spot IN the whole Black Hills country
Her resources are greater and richer
than any town IN the Hills. She
draws trade from the mining districts as
well as from the agricultural regions.
The live stock industry is great feeder
to sturgis. The military post at Fort
Meade contributes handsomely to the
support of this place in number Of
ways. Other resources can be named,
but these viii suffice for the present. Our
natural advantages and Aattering future
prospects are having good effect among
railway officials.
These facts had much to do with the
visit Of General Manager Fitch and G.
@. Hughes, the division superintendent
Of this line. They were more than
pleased with what they saw. They
learned the pioneers Of Sturgis had built
up permanent town and formed sub
stantial and growing trade independent
Of railroad or the promise Of one.
These officials admired the pluck and
energy Of tho business men Of Sturgis,
and assured them they would extend
every courtesy and accord every priv.
ilege possible for them to do for the
success OF our people and the welfare OF
the town. .
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
DELEGATH TO CONGRESS-.

A North Dakota publication suggests
DR.. A. 8. Stewart of Hot Springs, as u
possible candidate for delegate to con-
gress, next year. Dakota could go
much farther and fare much worse
Times.
A better man than the one mentioned
in the above paragraph could not be
found in the territory for delegate to
congress. DIR. Stewart is deep thinker
and has the ability to successfully exc
cute any plans that he might lay out for
the good Of the people he would repre-
sent at Washington.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
Notice Concerning Cattle.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Sturgis that ordinance No. 81, relat-
ing to stock Of all kinds running at
large within the city limits, goes into
effect on the first day of November.
After that date all cattle, horses, swine,
ctc., found running at largo will be
promptly impounded.
Fl. p HANNAH City Clerk.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Charley Parker got five years in the
pen for robbing United States Pay
master Bash, at Antelope Springs, Wyo-
ming, in March last. He plead guilty.
The amount Parker got in the haul was
1880.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
Quarterly neeting.

Rev. James Williams will hold the
first quarterly meeting of this charge
at p. M, Friday, November 4, in the
NJ. E. Church Of Sturgis. A full attend
ance is desired, as the official business
for the year will be arranged.
e. @. WARREN.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The Third commissioner district OF
this county elects commissioner on the
9th Of November. So far there is no
opposition to the election Of the present
Incumbent. M. Allen, a gentleman
of large business experience and unim-
peached character. Spearfsh Register.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The Chicago Times has been sold to a
syndicate for $275,00O. The ADVERT
SER is for sale Of the same price. En-
close stamp for reply.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The Associated Press has the skeleton
Of A. 7. Stewart again dangling before
the public. It reports the relatives re-
covered the body in 1879, for $40, 900.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Recent developments give additional
assurance that Sturgis viii be the di-
vision station. The road is to be ex-
tended early next spring.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The Burlington road is pushing its
Broken Bow line into Wyoming, and
matters are shaping for crowding work
on the Hills extension early next season.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
VIII Leave December /.

Mr.. .Grabill has decided to close his
photograph gallery and remove from
Sturgis ON the LIST of December, and
these wanting work in his line should
call at once. Cabinet size photographs
reduced to SIS per dozen until November
IL
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
REDUCTION in the Price Of Bread.

Reduction in the Price Of Bread.
Four loaves Of choice bread for
Is cents at the Globe Coffee House
and Bakery. The bread is the best
in the land, and cheaper than you
can make it yourself.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

II thorough western daily newspaper
is wanted read the ST. Paul Globe.
It gives all the news, contains choice
selected matter, and is edited with
marked ability. Its Dakota edition every
Saturday is very complete.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
Building Material.

d. G. Comstock has 100000 brick
ready for delivery. They are made Of
the best clay and are well burned, max
ing the finest and most durable brick
ever made in the country.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Election next Tuesday. Will you
vote for or against the division Of
Dakota territory, or will you vote at all?
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

I wish to trade Sturgis town lots for
good team of work horses.
D. G. CoMsToCK.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
Cook wanted

A frst-class cook wanted. None
others need apply. Two dining room
girls wanted. Apply to John Farley,
Commercial hotel, Sturgis, Dakota.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

City taxes are now due on Sturgis
property, and all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the town call upon
Fl. P. Hannah, treasurer, and settle the
same.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

John s. Stevens, attorney of the Tole-
do, Peoria & Warsaw railroad, says the
company has settled with the relations
or legal representatives of forty of the
people who were killed at Chatsworth,
and with sixty of those who were in
jured. The highest amount paid out on
any death loss was $4,000.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The Hills correspondent of the st.
Paul Globe pays the judge of this dis
trict the following worthy compliment:
"Judge Thomas came here last fall
from Kentucky under the prejudice that
inevitably must surround Judge APP
pointed from another especially south
ern- state, after the national conventions
OF both parties had declared against that
style Of importation. He has borne him
self with such dignity on the bench and
with SO much of that mixture of cordial
ity and courtesy which the French call
bonhommie that he has entirely and
quickly lived down that objection to
himself personally. Professionally
Judge Thomas has been hard student
evidently, for be has in a short time
made himself familiar to degree with
the statutes and rulings of the territory.
On the bench he mingles firmness with
1ngramed courtesy and judicial impair
tiality. A notable thing that evidences
his determination to judge cases on their
merits is his inaistance on the facts being
drawn out Of witnesses whenever the
inadyertance or inexperience OF counsel
questioning is likely to leave the jury
only partially informed. His eonaid-
Grafton for young and timid lawyers
we have those in the Hills possessing
the latter quality has made him pop
ular with the entire profession o pro-
fession that excels all others in its ethics
and fellowship.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Preparations are making for the exc.
cution OF the anarchists on the 18th
instant.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Team Wanted.

I want to buy ten "CAROLUS''
weanlings. G. J. GERMAN.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

A fine assortment OF fresh CONNECTION
cries just opened at the Globe bakery.
A large stock of fruits will arrive to-
morrow or next day.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Thursday, November "a, has been set
apart by the president as day for re-
turning national thanks, and eating tur-
key and cranberry sauce.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The Omaha. Republican Of Sunday
was a 24-page sheet. That shows enter
prise.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

The failure OF the M. E. Post & Co.
bank at Cheyenne, catches some Sun
dance parties little. The Bank Of
Sundance has two or three hundred
dollars tied up and the Crook County
bank has about twelve hundred dollars
there. Other parties are more or less
interested. -Sundance Gazette.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Mr.. Allen viii have no opposition fol
the'o Office of county commissioner.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Yesterday barber in Cairo, I'LL, cut
his throat, stabbed himself with pair
of shears, cut his head full of gashes
with a Ratchet, jumped into dry els
tern and came out smiling and apparent
~ in good health. IT ia such men as
this who can stand over the face of a
man with roseate nose who has been
eating Imberger cheese and drinking
lager beer and talk bIthely Of local and
national politics for half an hour without
growing pale or showing any signs of a
weak stomach. There is no reason why
BARRIERS shouldn't have constitutions
like hard@ars store.St. Paul
Globe.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

A party of four persons en- route from
Elsie, NJ. T., to this place to take the
train for the east, met with an accident
Monday afternoon about half mile
above town. The team got frightened
at some hogs, and became unmanage-
able, resulting in running away and
throwing the occupants cut Of the
buggy. A Mrs. e. King, a lady SO
years of age, was badly hurt, while
the others were more or less bruised.
The buggy was almost totally de-
molished.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
strayed or Stolen

One brown gelding, 5 years old,
branded J G on left hip. Reward for re-
covery.
MAX HoEHN, Sturgis.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

A broad challenge is made in the
following, and as there are anumber of
men in the Hills who are fond OF ath-
letic sport, we presume some one will
give this matter attention:
FoRT MEADE, Oct. is.
s. 81. Baily, Seventh Cavalry, chal-
lenges any man in the Black Hills to
meet him in an all-round athletic COM
petition for reasonable sum. Events
to be named after challenge is accepted,
and to take place within four weeks from
date OF signing articles. For further
particulars write to 8. H. BAILY,
Troop III" Seventh Cavalry.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

Prof. Vincent, who recently visited
the Black Hills tin mines in the interest
of the English syndicate, in an interview
at Salt Lake, says: 'The Black Hills
is one of the most wonderful mineral
producing countries I have ever seem"
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02

A report comes from Brainerd, Mimi,
that William Monroe, an old soldier,
while employed as target marker, was
killed by ball from the rife Of one Of
the marksmen. 1t is claimed that the
ball was sweryed from its course by a
sudden gust Of wind, Monroe at that
time standing twenty feet out of
range.